Mickey Hutton

Mickey is one of the finest Stand Up comics to emerge from the North East in the past twenty years. His talents, however, stretch far beyond his Stand Up routine. Mickey is also a talented musician (he often wows audiences with his dextrous guitar-playing during his act) and writer.

Sean Meo

Originally a full-time snooker player, Sean is now firmly established as one of the finest comedians on the British circuit. His success is due to his upbeat, friendly approach and the strength of his varied material which, although based on everyday observations, often takes on a surreal quality. Sean is a regular face at both our London and Manchester venues.

Glenn Wool (CAN)

Glenn is a World renowned comedian who began his career in Vancouver, Canada in 1993. Since then he has played every major comedy festival in Europe and is a regular on the UK live comedy circuit including support gigs with the likes of Ed Byrne and nights at the prestigious Comedy Stores in London and Manchester and the Jongleurs Comedy Clubs, and has appeared in several comedy programmes for Paramount Comedy Channel and the BBC. a Canadian stand-up comedian now living in the United Kingdom. His material veers between sagely political and gleefully silly, discussing both the pop group Franz Ferdinand and the Pope's contribution to cryrogenics programmes during his time onstage. Wool starred in a self-titled show produced for Channel 4's "comedy lab" season in 2004. The show saw him attempting to exorcise a ghost from his place of residence. Glenn's 2009 show at the Edinburgh Festival is titled 'Let Your Hands Go.